John Coltrane: ‘Blue World’ & The Sweet Spot of 1964
A jazz icon’s lost treasures finally come to light.
Juanes’ Mi Sangre Turns 15
‘Mi Sangre’ elevated Juanes to international fame and beyond.
Hello, Goodbye
A half century ago, The Beatles said ‘farewell’ with Side 2 of ‘Abbey Road,’ which gracefully shuts one door while opening another.
Next-Level Latin Jazz: Endless Possibilities
As part of TIDAL’s Latinx Heritage Month celebration, we’re highlighting three cutting edge artists making waves in the genre, with lush, original photography by Jose Silva.
Saxophone in Psychedelic Rock: A Guide
Psychedelic rock is about blasting you out of your skull.
Marc Anthony’s Self-Titled Album Turns 20
How Anthony went from the salsero of the people to the salsero of the world.
TIDAL Announces Its First Unplugged Grant Recipients
Congrats to these new rising stars.
How Collaboration Can Rejuvenate a Musician’s Creative Spirit
Jana Hunter of Lower Dens on shaking free the cobwebs.
Magnetic Fields’ Opus, ’69 Love Songs,’ Turns 20
Twenty years later, ’69 Love Songs’ still thrills with the power of pure imagination.
This Sex Machine Kills Fascists
On soul, sex and the intersectionality of Aretha Franklin.
